In fact, with the A20Fix triggering first, the missing conventional memory bug is pretty much gone. Glad to see that most issues with "Packed file is corrupt" have been resolved, and it no longer tries to eat up too much conventional memory by default. The DOSBox-X issue tracker is also available from: The DOSBox-X Wiki system where you will find its user guide is available from:
There are now portable packages for both the Intel-based Mac and the new ARM-based Mac. MacOS and DOS packages are also downloadable from the DOSBox-X homepage. Linux Flatpak is being released as well, officially available from: DOSBox-X Flathub page
You can download the latest packages for your platform in the DOSBox-X homepage, which is available from:įor example, if you use Windows the installer is available from: Download Windows installer The release notes for DOSBox-X 0.83.8 is available from: It is under active development, so you can always expect even more from DOSBox-X. This new version (0.83.8) also has quite a few new features or other improvements over the previous version, such as support for support for TrueType font (TTF) output and on-screen text styles, support for ARM-based M1 Mac and macOS 11 Big Sur, clipboard pasting in macOS SDL1 builds, mounting MAME CHD CD images, switching OpenGL (GLSL) shaders at run-time, selectable host keys from the menu (Ctrl+Alt, Ctrl+Shift, etc), improved automatic fix for the "Packed file corrupt" error, enhanced MODE command to change screen dimensions, along with a lot of usability improvements such as enhanced mapper editor interface, more saving options for the built-in configuration tool, displaying help information for DOS commands from the "Help" menu, and loading DOSBox-X mapper files dynamically from the "Main" menu. You can find more examples of its unique features in the DOSBox‐X’s Feature Highlights page.
While fully-equipped with DOS gaming features, the new TrueType font (TTF) output makes it even more suitable for DOS applications also (set output=ttf to enable the new TTF output, or select it from the menu ).ĭOSBox-X is very feature-rich, and just to name a few of its unique features: support for GUI menu bar & configuration tool, save and load state (up to 100 save slots and also save files), better compatibility with DOS applications, many more DOS commands, Pentium MMX & Pro, printing (virtual or real printer), IDE emulations, long filename and FAT32 disk images (DOS 7+ features), clipboard copy & paste, 3dfx Voodoo & Glide emulation, cue sheets with FLAC/MP3/OGG/Opus CD-DA tracks, NE2000 Ethernet, V-Sync, NEC PC-98, and many more. The latest version of DOSBox-X (0.83.8) is now officially released! As a cross-platform DOS emulator it was originally based on DOSBox, but with the goal of being a complete DOS emulation package it does not only support DOS games, but it supports much more, covering virtually everything in the DOS scene including DOS games, DOS applications, DOS commands, Windows 3.x, Windows 9x, etc.
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